Capital:

Hamilton

Population:

65,773

Size:

Largest landmass is 22 miles long and less than a mile wide; 21 square miles

Electric Current:

110

Time:

05:43 am zone:-4 (GMT/UTC -4)

Official Language:

English

Currency:

Bermudian dollar (BMD)

Tipping and Taxes:

Tipping and taxes are an important aspect of the tourism and hospitality industry in Bermuda. Like many other countries, Bermuda has a set of customs and regulations when it comes to tipping and taxes, which are important to understand for visitors to the island. Tipping is not mandatory in Bermuda, but it is considered a common courtesy to tip for good service. It is generally expected to tip around 15% of the total bill at restaurants, bars, and taxis. Some restaurants may include a service charge in the bill, in which case a tip is not necessary. It is also common to leave a small tip for hotel housekeeping and tour guides. In terms of taxes, there is a 17.5% value-added tax (VAT) on goods and services in Bermuda. This is usually included in the price of items such as meals, accommodations, and activities. There is also a 4.75% hotel occupancy tax that is added to the cost of hotel rooms. These taxes are used to fund public services and infrastructure on the island. It is importa

Dress Code:

The dress code in Bermuda is typically casual and relaxed, with an emphasis on comfortable and breathable clothing suitable for warm weather.

Topography:

low hills separated by fertile depressions

Telephone:

international: country code - 1-441